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Lauren January 27, 2021
COVID-19 may have shocked the city’s commercial market but that hasn’t stopped developers from doing what they do best. In fact, a bevy of newly constructed and redeveloped towers are poised to hit the market in Manhattan.
Lauren January 27, 2021
EY today announces an ambition to be carbon negative in 2021 by setting targets to significantly reduce its absolute emissions and removing and offsetting more carbon than it emits. In a recently released statement, EY set...
Lauren January 26, 2021
Could the surge in urban logistics investment be an example of herd mentality? Patron Capital founding pa...
Lauren January 26, 2021
Rhino, a startup offering an alternative to security deposits, has raised $95 million after a surge in demand sparked by the need for more affordable housing. The round, led by Tiger Global Management, values the New York startup at nearly $500 million, the company said Tuesday.
Lauren January 26, 2021
Amazon says it wants to hit the goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. Reaching that goal will require emissions cuts across the company’s operations, but one of the biggest challenges will be long-d...
Lauren January 26, 2021
Smart Building Certification is the first to measure the ‘smartness’ of buildings Integrated building technology will enhance users’ wellbeing MiddleCap, the real estate-focused investment group, announced today that its Southworks development in London has been awarded a Platinum Smart Building Certification. The 70,000 sq ft office scheme, which complet...
Lauren January 26, 2021
Roostify, a digital platform for mortgage lenders, has raised $32 million in venture funding to connect customers and lenders as the residential real estate market continues to boom.
Lauren January 26, 2021
Industrious CEO Jamie Hodari joins CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” team to discuss his outlook for the future of work and a flexible work-from-home schedule for some employees in 2021.
Lauren January 26, 2021
Take a second look at a stock photo of a coffee cup or soup can, and you may notice something: It’s not actually a photograph. It just might be CGI—a computer generated image of whatever product that particular company’s hawking. Take Swedish retailer Ikea, which has been
Lauren January 26, 2021
Through Tishman Speyer Innovation Corp. II, a new special-purpose acquisition company, the New York-based commercial landlord is looking to raise $250 million for another proptech deal, it disclosed in a regulatory filing Tuesday. Over the past five years, Tishman has strategically invested in proptech startups.